Report on the situation of human rights in Yemen for the month of April 2020
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384 cases of violations that the Future Partners Foundation for Development and Human Rights monitoring team was able to monitor
In its monthly report on the human rights situation during the month of April 2020, the monitoring team said that the total violations that affected civilian citizens in all Yemeni cities, which the team was able to monitor with 384 cases of violations and the displacement of 8 families from the hell of war and the distant treatment that civilians receive in the governorate Al-Jouf, and 2 women were subjected to an attempted rape by gunmen in the city of Aden. The human rights violations mentioned in the report were distributed as follows:
First: direct killing
The team monitored 56 murders of civilians during April 2020, including 47 men, 2 women, and 7 children. 20 civilians were injured, including 19 men and 1 woman.
Second: Sniper's victims and landmines
Landmines and their areas of cultivation continue to pose a great danger to civilians, in addition to the spread of snipers who monitor civilian innocent children and women in public roads and residential neighborhoods. Especially in the frontline areas of Taiz and Hodeidah
As 1 woman and 1 child were killed and 1 woman and 1 child were injured by sniping.
And 10 men were victims of mine cultivation.
It wounded 12 civilians, including 10 men and 2 children.
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Third: shells and Katyusha rockets
The report stated that 47 civilians were killed and injured, as victims of fatal mortars and Katyusha rockets. 4 men, 6 women and 6 children were killed, and 31 civilians were injured, including 11 men, 18 women and 2 children.
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Fourth: arbitrary detention and enforced disappearance
First: Arbitrary detention. The team observed that 71 civilians were arbitrarily arrested, including 5 women.
Second: enforced disappearance. 85 civilians were subjected to enforced disappearance, including a boy and a girl.
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Fifth: storming homes and destroying public facilities and private housing
The report mentioned that 55 homes, places of worship, and a public and private facility were demolished, destroyed, and broken into. 7 houses were burned, demolished, and their contents looted, 3 mosques were burned in addition to one Quran memorization center, a school was bombed and the Al-Gomhoria newspaper building in central Taiz In addition to one popular market and 3 drug stores were burned, the Safer transformative station in Sarwah was bombed by missiles, A hospital, 3 forts and its fortress were demolished.
The report mentioned that 29 houses were stormed and their contents looted, in addition to storming 1 shop in Taiz and the Specifications Office in the city of Ibb and the port of Aden.
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Sixth: Forced displacement
The team monitored during the month of April, 7 families were subjected to forced displacement from their homes in the city of Hazm al-Jawf, which was stormed by the Houthi forces.
Seventh: suicide and rape
The report concluded that the suicide team of the Future Partners for Development and Human Rights Foundation monitored the suicide of 4 suicides, all of them men. 2 women were subjected to attempted rape.
Eighth: Death sentences:
The criminal court in Sana'a, which is under the authority of Al-Houthi, has issued 4 death sentences against four journalists who have been detained for five years under the charge of intelligence.
Report on the situation of human rights in Yemen for the month of April 2020
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384 cases of violations that the Future Partners Foundation for Development and Human Rights monitoring team was able to monitor
In its monthly report on the human rights situation during the month of April 2020, the monitoring team said that the total violations that affected civilian citizens in all Yemeni cities, which the team was able to monitor with 384 cases of violations and the displacement of 8 families from the hell of war and the distant treatment that civilians receive in the governorate Al-Jouf, and 2 women were subjected to an attempted rape by gunmen in the city of Aden. The human rights violations mentioned in the report were distributed as follows:
First: direct killing
The team monitored 56 murders of civilians during April 2020, including 47 men, 2 women, and 7 children. 20 civilians were injured, including 19 men and 1 woman.
Second: Sniper's victims and landmines
Landmines and their areas of cultivation continue to pose a great danger to civilians, in addition to the spread of snipers who monitor civilian innocent children and women in public roads and residential neighborhoods. Especially in the frontline areas of Taiz and Hodeidah
As 1 woman and 1 child were killed and 1 woman and 1 child were injured by sniping.
And 10 men were victims of mine cultivation.
It wounded 12 civilians, including 10 men and 2 children.
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Third: shells and Katyusha rockets
The report stated that 47 civilians were killed and injured, as victims of fatal mortars and Katyusha rockets. 4 men, 6 women and 6 children were killed, and 31 civilians were injured, including 11 men, 18 women and 2 children.
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Fourth: arbitrary detention and enforced disappearance
First: Arbitrary detention. The team observed that 71 civilians were arbitrarily arrested, including 5 women.
Second: enforced disappearance. 85 civilians were subjected to enforced disappearance, including a boy and a girl.
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Fifth: storming homes and destroying public facilities and private housing
The report mentioned that 55 homes, places of worship, and a public and private facility were demolished, destroyed, and broken into. 7 houses were burned, demolished, and their contents looted, 3 mosques were burned in addition to one Quran memorization center, a school was bombed and the Al-Gomhoria newspaper building in central Taiz In addition to one popular market and 3 drug stores were burned, the Safer transformative station in Sarwah was bombed by missiles, A hospital, 3 forts and its fortress were demolished.
The report mentioned that 29 houses were stormed and their contents looted, in addition to storming 1 shop in Taiz and the Specifications Office in the city of Ibb and the port of Aden.
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Sixth: Forced displacement
The team monitored during the month of April, 7 families were subjected to forced displacement from their homes in the city of Hazm al-Jawf, which was stormed by the Houthi forces.
Seventh: suicide and rape
The report concluded that the suicide team of the Future Partners for Development and Human Rights Foundation monitored the suicide of 4 suicides, all of them men. 2 women were subjected to attempted rape.
Eighth: Death sentences:
The criminal court in Sana'a, which is under the authority of Al-Houthi, has issued 4 death sentences against four journalists who have been detained for five years under the charge of intelligence.
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